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Judee Sill could have been a bona fide star. Her first album was also the first for David Geffen’s Asylum label, which launched the careers of Jackson Browne, Tom Waits, and the Eagles. Full Article at PopMatters
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Anyone on the ground floor for the career of Judee Sill, which effectively lasted for about two years in the early Seventies, would have probably assumed that her two albums were destined to be passed-over bargain-bin staples, along with the vast... Full Article at Drowned in Sound
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The history of popular music is filled with stories of triumph and tragedy. Among the latter, no story is more tragic than that of Judee Sill. After a difficult childhood which found her turning to drugs and crime, Sill found solace in songwriting. Full Article at Popdose.com
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When the tiny Oakland label American Dust releases 'Crayon Angel,' a tribute to the late songwriter Judee Sill, with covers by Beth Orton, Ron Sexsmith and Grizzly Bear's Daniel Rossen, among others, even discerning music fans might scratch their heads:... Full Article at Spinner.com
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Cult '70s songstress Judee Sill may not be well-known, but that is bound to change with the September 22 release of Crayon Angel: A Tribute to The Music Of Judee Sill via American Dust. Full Article at CMJ
